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I f‘, ' .z,,t, ~,,_e i r 7, '-'-~~,.~i~i~ ~'` NUMBER 10,503. CONTRACTS FOR COALS AND CANDLES. Commissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, • May 8, 1826. SUCH Persons &Vire desirous of contracting with the Agent for Commissariat SUpplies, to furnish for Twelve Months, from the 26th June next, such quantities of `Coals and Candles as may from time to time be required, for 'sundry Barracks and Stations in the -Undermentioned Counties 'and Islands, may receive particulars of the Contracts on apply ing at this Office between the hours of ten and four; and to the 'respectire Barrack Masters in the Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, ;and . Alderney; and deliver their Tenders at this Office, as 'follows, vit. Tenders for supplying Coils, sealed tip, and marked " Ten. 'der for Coals," until twelve O'clock, on Wednesday, 31st May, Instant. • Tenders for supplying Candles, sealed up and marked " Tenders for Candles," until Twelve o'Clock on Friday, the 2d June-next t but no proposal, either for Coals or Candles, will le noticed; unless made on, or a n neke d to, a printed Pa•tteu. Ur, and the prices inserted in Words at length ; nor unless a :Letter be "itibjoined to such Proposal from - Two Persons of known Property, engaging to become bound with the Party 'tendering, fn the sum expressed in the Particulars, for the due Iperformance of the Contract. Tenders to be made for the several Counties, and separate laranteks and Stations, as specified in the PartiCulars of Con. 'AMU. COUNTIOS, &x. berks Hants Pembroke trecknock Isle of Alan Suffolk theater Isle of Wight Somerset t' unman Kent Stirrey tuMberland Lancaster Sussex Devon Middlesex Warwick Dorset Norfolk York Durham Northumberland North Britain - Essex Northampton Islands of Qiiernsey, Gloucester Nottingham Jersey, &Alderney. DI S Tit ESSED MANUFACTURER .-- At a Meeting of the Manufacturers Relief Committee held nt the City of London 'ravel's), May 9, 1820. , The Earl of CLARENDON in the Chair, Resolved.--That remittances be made for the relief of the distressed inhabitants of the Parish of Eldwick; and township oflllstack, of - £lOO 0 To the Local Committee of Blackburn, for the re lief of the circumjacent towns and villages of 500 0 • ..£6OO 0 Amount already advertised, - £53,310 2s. 6d ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS 5 1, M. - 0 Col. Edw. Fanshawe £lO 0 Additional Subscription • Upton (alderwood 1 1 of Messrs. Holtzapffel H. Edwards - 1 1 andDeyerleinsWork- John Ware . 5 men, to 41.145. ed. re- The Hon. Philip Pusey 60 0 cei ved yesie r d a y 4 10 Wm. Walton . W. 1.1, . 1 2 Hon. Rt. Curzon, M. P. 20 0 T. P. „ 1 1 'At Ham mers l e y an d C o . Anonymou s . 2 0 Rev. Dr. Butler,of Har- Surtrlus amount of a row . . 20 0 Sparring Benefit at 'William Hendrie . 2 2 the Tennis Court, in Mrs. Fetish - 5 0 Windmill-street,after A School Subscription 6 3 deducting expences, John Parish - 6 0 including 121. 3s. 6d. %Vin. Finch Palmer 5 U collected by J.Jackson 32 0 Gen. Sir H. Calvert, 11t. 3 5 From a Traveller out of Persons employed in employment, but who the Manufactories of can feel for others 1 0 Messrs. John Brdari- W. R. W. - 1 0 wood mid Sons 71 9 Charles Wilson - 5 0 At Williams, Deacon; & Co. Jobe Hatchard and Son 5 0 Oco. Sinson - 3 3 Sam. Clay and Co. 10 10 Miss Day (Watford) 5 0 Christ. Rodwell . 2 2 Miss Maria Day (do.) 5 0 J. W. Norie and Co. 6 0 George Price Watkins Cato and Sons . 6 6 (hhosfforrcys,Brecon)2l: 0 MocattO and Goldsmid 81 10 The Worshipful (Ann- Hobhoners and Co. of pany of Goldsmiths 200 0 Bath, perJonesboyd Virigrarn al d Green 100 0 , and Co. 1,1701. 15s. 6d. At Sir W. J. I,ubbockl Bart. George Sandeman 10 10 and Co. A. C. Giese • - 5 0 Amiens - is 0 Collection at the Church Sir Chas, Lemon, Bart. 20 0 of Doddington,Oxon, M. S. and Friends 4 0 per Rev. R. Greaves Thanes Leonard 2 2 181, 6t. Oil. Clerks and Workinen in 1 1 his employ . T. W. - - 11ev. Thos. Vere Chute 23 0 At Hankey's and Co. (lee. Selson . 1 Joshua Ilawlinron 1 0 Edw. Davies - I 1 At Drummonds and Co. H. R. H. the Princess Augusta 100 0 Hon. 0.111. Forteecue 5 0 Colonel and Mrs. C. Madan 10 10 Lieut. Gen. Sir Miles Nightingale 20.0 Lieut.4;4s lone' Clayton 5 0 R. N. Geesley - .2 0 S. R. W. A. - 2 0 Earl 31ahvers - 105 0 N. 11. Etlinonstone 6 0 John. W ilson - 6 0 Miss Holland - 10 4) Sir Herbert Taylor 10 0 Sir H. Torrens - 10 0 Lord Belgrave . all 0 John Doughton 21 T. C. Blooksbank 10 10 Thomas Evans - The sincere Offering of 111. being all that she has at present to give 1 0 Capt. Geo. Sayer, C.B. b ° Aign Thompson 20 6 v. Chris. Benson 6 0 Collection in the Parish ofStratford St. Mary, bear Colchester, per the Rev. Ch a s. Gould. ing 14 0 J. Mullis - 2 0 A Penny. Subscription horn the Children of the National and Charity School • of St. 510 y Newington, Surrey; hoping it will . Prove a stimulus to °then „ d ilenry Revell Reynolds 21.65 5 1 0 61 r 8 . Rey nolds 2 0 ob ert Jos. Climbers 5 0 B • 3 3 Collections, made at Messrs. • H. T. and W. Hawes' Ma ‘rtufactory. Ot. Nelson ""•-• Cook Davis Sotheden Rhodes Griffiths Labourers in their Em. ploy 71.4.6d. Smith and . Whitty 3 • William Hine 2 3 0 Mrs. Bugden . 2 0 Sarah Williamso n 1 0 Hon. W. H. Ly ttleton a 0 Sarah Lyttleton 0 'Rev. Dr. Russell 10 8 0 Stephen Butler - 1 0 Rev. Dr. Bell, Preben •dary of Westinimiter 20 0 Yq Collection at Saint George the Martyr,. .Queen.square, after a Sermon by the Rev. J. L. Alartyn, Rector 45 0 •And by the Rev. J. L Mtirtyn, for his first Weekly Collection from the Parishioners of St. George the Mar- W . tyr Oncen-square 25 6s. Id. . M. C harles St a bl e .'Os 2 0 Peter Auber . 5 5 ptreet Sadgrove, Eldon- ~,, . . 2 2 4 MMus M .P.reene, . 60 0 :qrs. o teene 25 0 Robert Messrs. Dixon & Co. rtobert Treevor . 20 0 '4l4:Rev. A. Bold 6 0 eerisher, and Sid. low 10. - 0 Lo rd Ri t A v Coutts and Co. ers 1 oco ai l~ St uhrt 'W or tl ey , . . 100 0 .8. 'Pi e rre's - oin t 20 0 lkeie Tunis) 60 0 `lll. Peile 60 0 o n. R. Fitzgibbon 10 0 J. L. L. C. P. J. M. P. Le , Thdtnas Cotton 5 0 LalyE,H.Ashburnham 10 10 Lady H.T.Ashburnliam 10 10 Oke 5 %V. L. Bathurst 10 0 Hon. W. K t Bstrington b 0 Colonel Jodrell - 5 0 At Wright's and Co.'s Hia Grace the Duke of - -Norfo Montague Gore 20100 0 :Workmen at Mr. Silk's, lomil-ocre - 3lb At Moilands and Co. From the 0 tnatnentear. very' Soeiety, held at the Merlin's Cave, Alargaret.street, Ca. ventlish.square - 2 0 iholVade, Esq. Percy. street The lion. and Very. Rev. the Dean of Windsor 10 0 At Berries and Co. Geo. Darling, M.D. Jas. Trevor Anonymous Ily. Greawolde Lewis At Cocks and Co. Henry R. Pearson, of Brampton . 3 0 John Buller . 20 0 Sir Thos. Winnington, Bart. M.P. . 10 10 W. W.lVhitmore, Esq. M.P. . . 30 0 Rev. H. Holland Eti. wards . . 10 0 Thos. Butte, Esq. . 6 0 At Cockburn and Co. Timothy_Bligh . 5 0 George Pope . 5 0 Jas. T. Halyday . 2 0 Mrs. Chas. Tluselton " 15 5 At Barclays and Co. Beck, Allan, and Shear. man i 10 10 1 0 9 5 5 - 2 2 - 10 0 b 0 2 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 ~ ,~. - - G " 7 /,/ 9 e,e-e-t_ .. . - . . ... , . ._ 4 1 ~ . • 4 N.', .., ..A. i • '7 ',:' ~, t !•. -, tio,: /..,,r 7 ;: 0i e c :7 14 , 7, / ,, r -.... ....( 2. ~. ~. 1. ,--_,,..-.... '). •V LI elks. ' .... .• . I Z F 4 ~. - , • . o' , • ~ • ..- 4_ .0 14.' 4 . 1 1 1 14., .. . , , .., - N,.. ~ 4 'lll/ 1 1 11 01P' k" • C4 k; 41 - fife I' l , t d'r4ll llllllll ' ' , 1 N,‘::, , 4 . _ ,•,-, .." •., *i .t. 1 , 4, , p A . , ~ $ - .Msol, -...„ 11. i 1 , ..,1 -, , „t.t g , i t:, ~ Ntriii .40 - SLQO '44 09w:1, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 182t3. James Blair 25 0 Mrs. L. Blair - 20 0 Thorns Cockburn 10 10 John RiChardson 6 0 Rev. WM. Buller 3 3 Thomas Ferrers 5 0 Mrs. Graham - 10 0 . Hon. Wm. Bligh 10 0 Everington & Graham 10 10 N. Shearly - 5 0 The Earl of Fortescue 50 0 Samuel Mure - 10 0 At Child and Co. T.O.M.- 1 John Pensam - 10 0 H. S. 1. 1 Rev. R. W. Sibthorp 31 10 J. W. Birc - 2 0 Rev. It. Edwards - 6 0 Wm. ToWnsend - 5 h• The Duke of Bedford 200 0 Lord Lake - 50 0 , Airs Planck - 2 2 R. R. %Vow( - 20 0 i%liss Wood - 3 0 S. Crawley, M.P.• - 60 0 Sir 11. Halford, Ban. 25 0 Alasciuuler lirodie . - 2 0 It. B. Armsit'dng 5 5 F. J. Davie - 10 0' N. R. Toke . 25 0 Rev. Josh. Allen - 20 0 .1. Anderson - 5 0 C. 0. Hawks - 5 0 . . - -At Messrs. Twinings. Joseph Al aberly . 10 0 John Twining 10. 0 . At H. Hoare anti Co. Jonathan Raine 20 0 Thomas Drake 5 5 James Quiller $ 3 J. H. Arnold 21 Sir E. Knatehbtill, Bait. 50 0 Sir C. Robinson 10 0 Alexander Murray 10 0 C.l). 11 0 Langham and Co. 5 5 Mrs. Barker, Stamford 10 0 H. H. Oddie 21 Dr. Steinkopfr 2 2 T. H. Bower 2 $ Wm. PrOiost . 10 0 Wm. Tibbs 5 0 Rt. Hon. Sir W. Grant 25 0 Mrs. E. Cutting 5 0 Lord Bishop of Bangor 50 0 The Countess de Grey 10 0 bard Gifford ' 25 01 Robert Willmott 10 10 Samuel It. Fydell 20 0 Col. Edw. Fanshawe, per the Inhabitants of East Stonehonse, in. eluding one dtty's pay from the Engineers and Workmen em- played qn the Public Works lOO 0 The Bishop of Llantlaff 20 0 Sir B. W. [fridges, Bt. 10 0 Si;lbscriptions received by all try ; and at the City of . licind• where the Committee meet dai, thomas Sthith . 10 10 Rtv.W. G. Townley 10 0 Penny And Ciiiighton 10 10 Richard Lee • 21 0 J. &C. &wen & Co. 26 5 N. and G. Soames 5 0 John Hanley - 1 1 W. Brown, O. B. 5 0 Frei. Brewin - 10 10 S. C. M. 6 0 L. M. M. - 2 0 N. N. . . 2 0 .John Bockett - 50 0 R. F. Reynolds - 10 10 Plummer and Wilson 25 0 Jos. Schroder and Son 5 0 Pavel!, Beddorne, & Co. 5 0 Hudson Gurney, 31. P. 100 0 John Smith . 30 10 Geo. Slack . 2 0 T. V. and J: Horne 10 10 Thos. Harrington 25 0 S. 13. 10 0 L. B. 5 0 IL B. = - M 0 A, W. and it. Barclay . 0 J. C. . 0 John Gibble - 1 0 Gordon and Graham 5 5 Alexander H. Hamilton 2t) 0 B. GOodwyn, M.D. 10 0 Smith and Bayley 21 0 nit held Smith - 10 10 !Az. Ikantliwayt - 5 0 J. E. T: - 2 0 John .Ray . - 10 10 At Messrs. Bouverie and Co. Fres. Baring . 10 0 , A 'Young Lally - 50 0 Robert Matsham 5 0 T. Lodiuktbu Fairfax 10 0 At l'raal and Co. Henry Luiron B. Seeley and Son 6 'Thomas Stone 1 James Borlace C. C. Jowett and Mills 15 At Snow and Co,'S Hon. George Lamb 10 %V. Gregory Joseph Planta, jun. 10 J. G. per Mr. Ferguson 1 Lady Mallet Vaughan 10 At Go ling and Co. Lieut.-General Sir H. Clinton, 1i.C.8. 5 Lord %%itlsfngham 60 C J. 13 1 W. J. B. 2 Applications to the Committer Freeling, Esq., Londoni", .arid Relief Comrnittee." The Society of Apothe caries 50 Col. Thos.Afinstrong 100 G.. 1. Cholmondeler 100 Win Egerton 11.1'. 100 Wm. John law Rev. C. Plumer Rev. John blonins : , imon Yorke the Bankers in town and coon on. Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, W. 11. IIYETT. Sec. e must be addressed to" Francis superscribed " Manufacturers' IMPORTANT' I ill I'itOVEM ENT i n PEN KNIVES.—The usual manner of manufacturing Pen knife Wades has long been a subject of complaint. The edge is made too steep and the angle too obtuse; the consequence is that the edge in cutting is sometimes unmanageable and driven into the quill nearly across. This inconvenience almost every person in the habit of making pens has frequently experienced. TO obviate this'enth•ely, T. CLARK, of' Meter Th.inge, has introduced a Penknife Blade. maimfacturecl entirely on a new principle ; the line of the edge being parallel with the side of the blade forms a very acute angle t the instrument, therefore, even in inexpOenced hands, may be easily governed no Cut ting hut what is intended can take place, and the P e n is formed with the great est n i cety and the utmost facility. The blade of this Penknife is beautiful in workmanship, and can be recom. tndhded with confidence, as superior to any article pre.iritntslY introduced into this branch of Cutlery. Also can be tised with the tight or left hand.—The blades are mutt rrcith refined silver steel. • FEATHER l; 'DS _MATTRESSES, PALLIASSES; BEDSTEADS, FURNITURES, BLANKETS, TICK ING, and READV.IIIA DE TICKS, at JAIIItOWCI,II , 'F'S extensive Wholesale and Retail Manufactory, 41, Regent Circus, Piccadilly.— Mr. Barrowcla begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Public, that he has eonstantl:7 on sale a large Assortment of Bedding and Upholstery Dimas, at full 20 per Cent. lower than any other housti,"and . he hopes to receive a continuance of their support, assuring them that no other house shall undersell him i—White Goose Feathers, 2s. 6c1.; Grey Goose ditto, Is. Pd. ; Poultry ditto,.lod. ; Flocks, 3d.; White Goose Beds, 31. to 81.; Urey.Go'ose, ditto ; 2/, tossl. ; Poultry ditto, 1 r IN. to 21. 10s. ; Flock Bed s , lis. to 21s. ; Mattresses an Pal liasses, 20s. ; Wool and Ifair• Mattresses equally cheap; Bed steads, 255. ; 8.4 Witney Illapkets, 125.; 94 ditto, 16s.— A constant supply of soiltal Secotict.hand and New Four-post, Cottage, French, and 'Fiald Fiirnituits, on hand; to be sold very Cheap. Ready-made Ticks sold at Prime Cost; if filled with Feathers, and all Purchasers of Feathers m a y b ee t h e i r 'rich filled. Old Beds, Mattresses, and Featlids purchased, or taken in exchange, and old Wool and Hair Mattresses cured of the Moth by a superior pfocess, and rc-made, on very res emble 'Terms. Winslow Curalinsand Furniture; cut out anti' made up in the newest and most approved Fashion. Mer. Captains, Upholsterers; Brokers, Tavern-keepers, and Proprietors of Schools, will find a Great s;aving by purchasing at Mr. Barrowcliff's Warehouse, 41, Regent Circus. riIHE ANTI , DYSPEPTIC PILL, a new .and effet. tual remedy for those of coons of the stomach, erroneously termed Nervous or Bilious. Snld by Savory, Moore, and Davidson, dieinists to the Royal Family, 136, New Boiad.strect, and 220, Regent-street; London ; and in all the principal towns in the kingdotrl, in boxes, at 2s. ild. each.. The salutary effects of this medicine are fully described in a pamphlet entitled, " A Few Plain Directions for the Prevention and Cure of Dyspepsia.”—Printed for W. Sams, Royal Subscription Library, opposite St. James's Palace.- Is. lid. 114 RITISH EAU DE COLOGNE, under the LP Patronage of the Right Honourable the Countess' of Liverpool, made only by STEPHEN PRITCHARD, Che , mist, &c. Deal. The distinguished Patronage which this article has attained, induces the Proprietor , to offer it more generally to the notice of the British Public, with the full confidence, that on trial, it will be found to possess all the essential end agreeable fragrance, as well as all the Medicinal qualities of the celebrated FO. REIGN EAU DE COLOGNE. The British Eau de Cologne is an elegant and useful anti. spasmodic and stimulant, particularly beneficial in remov ing Sea-sickness, Gh4diness, Paintings, Bad Head-aches, S rims , Lowness of Spirits, Weakness of the Stomach, and all Nervous Diseases. For Contusions, Wounds, Burns and Scalds, it will be found an admirable remedy. lts peculiar Properties as an Antiseptic are well known in those countries where Malignant Fevers prevail, and its use cannot be too strongly recommended in every abode of afiPctiori, sickness, and disease. This Spirituous-Water is not only recommended as a Medicine, but as a Cosmetic; when diluted with water will be found infinitely superior to any otherartiele in purifying and cleansing the skin, rendering it soft,fair, and blooming. It is also a delicate and agreeable per fume, and is equal in comparison with that made on the Continent , proof of which the Proprie. tor need only to refer to the distinguiihed patronage with which it has been honoured ; and in order to prevent purchasers from being iMpcsied upon by , any false imitation, a Label will he fixed over the neck of each Bottle, with the Signature of the Proprietor, withoat which it cannot be genuine. The above is Sold Wholesale and Retail, and may be had of the Proprietor, at No. 1116, Lower -street, Deal ; and in bon. don, of Messrs. Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet.tnarket; and by the respectable Druggists and Perfumers, in Town and Country. Price Half Pint, - 4s. ed.: Small Bottles, 2s. 9d. each, Stamp duty included. DIVIDENb S. Richard Eceleaton, Bristol, \vim...merchant, May SO, at ele ven, at the office of Mr. Webb, solicitor, Follutzein-billhlings, and May 31, at eleven, at the White Lion inn, Bath-. Alexander Gompertx, Great Winchester -street, merchant, May 13, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners—David Tanner, Mott mouth, iron -master, May IS, at ten, pt the Court of Commis sioneraCharles Pearson, Grosvenor-illetee, Southwark, grocur, May 20, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners—Willii.in Limbery Grosvenor, Nen. Elieaer Clutter, William Limber) , Gros- Venor, junior, and Charles Butt, Cornhill, stationers, Jilin; 3, at twelve, at the Court of Conunissioteerllobe.rt Seward, Indio- Pill, Newnhant,.Gloucestershires coal-614liter, May 30, at eleven, at the ,Court of Couunisaitiners—William Elgsr, gistle. street, Holborn, coal-merchant, May 30, at eleven, at the Crihrt of Com missioners--Williarn Forster, Philpot-lane, wine -merchant, May 30, at nine, at the Court .'of Commissioners--Julien Gallerand and Francis POngerard, Fenchfirch-street, merchants, May 30, at eleven, ai the Court of Commissioners--John Lamacraft, Ply mouth, dealer, May SO, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth —Thothas Sykes, Bath Easton, Somersetshire, clothier, May 13e at eleven, at the Court of Cointniasioners—George Cooper, Tut bury Mill, Tutbury, Staffordshire, miller, June 2, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn, Burton-upon-Trent—Daniel henry Bolt, Manchester, merchant,' June 17, at nine, at White's Hotel, Man chester--W. Chase, jun: Gosport, merchant, June 7, at twelve, at the office of Mr. George A., Calla Way, !elicitor, St. Thomas. street, Portsmouth—Thomas Perkins, Matieltojter, cotton-spin ner, June 19, at nine, at White's Hotel, Manchester—John Har rison, Portsmouth, tavern-keeper, tlung, 7, at two, at the house of Mr., Geo. A. Callaway, Solicitor, PiirtitubUtb—,l3eii. Barge, Clifford-street, Bofielkstreet, wine-oierchient, May /3, at twelve,, ut the Court of Cothinissioners-,-Williatu Higgs, Bristol, leather factor, June 6, at one, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol-4unit Woods, Hastings, Sussex, grocer, May 30, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners..-. Richard Tutin, Birmingham, builder, May 31, at twelve, at the Albion Hotel, Birmingham —John Bldg way, Macclesfield, silk-unumfaCturer, June 7, ltt ten, at the Macansfield Arma Hotel, Macclesfield.-Jottquun Duel de Al zed°, Bank-bhildings, merchant, June 24, ut eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—Samuel Sidwell, Shep - ton-Mallet, §b mersetshire, innholder, June 1, al twelve, at the Christopher Inn, Bath—Samuel Keene, senior, Long Ditton, Surrey, coal merchant, May SO, at ten, at the Court of Conuniasieners. CERTIFICATES-MA v SO, J. Ansley, Star -court, Bread-aireet, merchant, Little Distaff= lane, and houghton-hill, tlimtingtlenshire--G. Low, Alaneheater, sizer---W. IL Steed, Caroline-street, Bedford-square, surgeon— *. Hill, Old Ford Mill, Bow, miller and corn-dealer—H. Horne, Holborn-hill, shoe-manufacturer--I. Gold, Brunswick -rota, Hackney-road, tuft and coffee-dealer-4. Watts, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, painter--G. Dare, Liverpool, grocer and tea dealer•—M. Haywood, Wood-street, Cheupside, warehimseman— It. Seward. Bullo-Pill, Newuharn, Gloucestershire, coal -master, dealer in coals and stone-1: Bristow and W Bristow, Wor ceder, carriers and leather-sellers. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A. Ivey and J. Gilchrist, Glasgu*, and of Demerara, liter chants--W. G. Bentley and J. Wood, Little Queen-street, Hal born, wholesale perfumers and drug-grinders—W. Lamburn and J. Jeffs, Ratcliffe-highway, terk.dealers add grocers-=-J. Leigh anti Charles Wynn, Salford, Lancashire, machtne-thakers—J. Davis and 1). Corbet, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's lnn fields, surgeons and aceoucheurs—L. Kidd, Carlisle, flax. dresser, and .1. Randleson, Carlisle, druggist—R. 'Abbott& and J. W. Thornton, Oxford-street, wine and spirit merchants—J. B. Frogott and W. Lilleyman, Doncaster, linen and woollen-drapers—M. Ryley and D. M. Cartlidr,e, Burslein, Staffordshire, milliners and dress-makers—F. Beeby and T. Beeby, Cockennoutli, Cumberland, tanners-4. Bristow tal W. Bristow, Worcester, curriers antt leather-sellers.--G. w ea ul i , 211. and G. Weall, jun., Preston, Lancashire, drapers and tea-dealers —E. Lodge and R. Battersby, Lancaster, cabinet-inakeri...4. S. &intend and J. C. Lagden, Christ Church-pm age Blackfriars, furriers—G. Wrigley, Low Side, near Oldham, Lancashire, & T. Shaw, Lane-erid, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, cotton-spinntrs_T. ys 18.4};:eititiriCacogri,i,lcateKanravidelithitlidnie.ja,rtiobrinilikunbsulteareitsary,nowe:s:_iircimpineeuirvt.rilrocalr::raneint:enda:osAttrl R. Tinley, Ilewetlt :s_a kers -_23, Hickiu_ J. Trigg Di r mWe, Great MariboroGlvrtaie;ellirvi..4sBtr, e i. e ) t, rlovitatli p: iet i tir n i te pan r ( s— i T. T E . rd, iena.lilaavde-erpooldrl-4NeaV.le.reltro.Ganpe.m„rWdeabetellileell.Yl:::l4,:llH-bsyahmii:clehn-art'itirit'eert's, S al ver's - town, b t r ; 3l4- and T. Mules, !Latino!, Ilailshato, I an E. sl W liceh M uts itche t, il iusse ll. bWanakrer%.• 1 10 1 0 5 0 5 5 His MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS ATENT, and by SPECIAL A PIN)INTMENT. FFRANCIS HEALY, Bulb liqar Newri ham. Oloucesterithire, (late of London,) Master Mason to the PATENT MARBLE-WORKING COMP.%N V, re spectfully solicits the commands of the Nobility, (;entry, and the Public. Orders cerirectly executed by him for Chimney Pieces, Monuments, Tables,' and eitery description of Works in Marble, from elegant and classical designs, ornamented with a superior polish, not to be obtained by manual labour. A choice collection of Chimney , Pieces, and a variety of specimens constantly on sale at the Worlit, andi at the iollowing Agent... London-111r. George Brown, 4, i(egent-street, Pall Malt. Gloucester—Messts. Norris anti Prossers. . Cheltenham—Mr. John Cook. Bristol--Alr. Wm. Bartlett. ,• This Day was published, • In two Volumes, Octavo, 245. kboards„ IRELAND hi PAST...TM/lEBi An Historical Retrospect, Ecclesiastical and Civil, with Illustrative Notes. • J. Hatchard and Son, London: and It. M. Timm, DOlin. This day was published, price Sixpence. A N ADDRESS t o th e MANUFACTURERS of the UNITED KINGDOM. STATING THE CAUSES which have led to the UN PARA LLELED.CA LA. ITIES of our MANUFACTURING POOR; and the PROPOSAL of a REMEDY, which *ill remove their Dis. tresses, increase their Comforts, and - better their Conditions m Human Life. By WILLTAIII HALE. • " Whatever i 1 morally wrong, can never be politically tight c. London t, Sold by HoldiWorth, Be. PadFa Church Yard ; and Fremont, Brown's-lane, Spitalfields.. OAK BARK, TIMBER, AND CORD-WOOD, DEAN FOREST, G LOUCESTERSH 111 E. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By order of the Right Hon. Charles Arbuthnot, Wm. nacres Adams, and Henry Dawkins, - Esqrs. Commitlioners of his Majesty's Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues, By RICHARD WHITE and SON, At the Bear Inn, Newnhatn ' on Tuesday the 16th Day of May 1826, at One o'clock precisely, in several Loh+ ; 'THE BARK of 220 OAK TIMBER TREES, felled for the use of the Navy, and of 100 Ditto felled for Sale in His Majesty's Forest of Dean, in the County of Gloucester; also sundry Lots of Timber and Cord-wood, now lying in the Forest. For a view of the different Lots, api ly to Mr. Dudgeon, Ell wood Farm, near Coleford; Assistant Deputy Sutveyoi, or to the different Keepers and Wrlollmen. SORES, BURNS, SCALDS, WOUNDS ULCE RS, &e. MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CERA.TE. This Cerate will be found most efficaeious in every kind of 'Wound, Sore, Scald, Burn, Bruise' Eiuption, Ulcers of every denomination, especially Sore and Ulcerated Legs, ,which have beeh healed in so rapid a matmer, that a new Inethdrl or cure has been established by this useful Preparatlcin Sore Breasts, Inflammation of the Eyes, &c. Scorbutic anti Canoe. roux Humours, Erysipelas or St. Anthony's Fire, Ri ng W orm , Sore Throats, Chops; Chilblains &c. &c. Sold in Boxes at Is. lid. and 2s. 9th by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London ; 64, Sackville. street, Dublin ; and 73, Princes-street, Edinburgh ; Savory 'nd Co. 136, New Bond-street, and 220, Regent-street ; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. *„* Notice.—E. Marshall, respectfully informs the Public, that from and after the lit of March; 1826, Mr. Ch ar l es B ut l er, will be her sole Agent for the sale of the above Cerate, which will bear her name on the label of each Box, as executrix of the late John Marshall, and a Government Stamp with the words " Charles Butler, 4, Cheapside," engraved thereon. From the LONDON GAZETTV, MAY 9. DECLARATIONS OF iy.s()LVENCY. May Mellor, Macclesfield, .lAiilder. May B.—F, Elliott, Slangliain, Siloam, victualler. May B.—W. Hopkins, 13, Gower street North, St. Pancras, liddlesex, plumber pai n t er and gl u i e r . May B.—E. Witte, toyten, Lancashire, cotton spinner. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. T. Taylor, Marple-bridge, Clomp, Derbyshire, victualler. T. Smith, Whiston•Caves, Kingsley, S'taffordshire, and J , Locker, Hanley, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, bankers. BANKRUPTS. It. Ramaden, Southend, Essex, co a ch-master and horse-dealer, May 16, at eleven, 23, and June 20, at ten, it the Court of Com missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. Charles Lewis, Temple Chambers, Fleet-Street. .1. Spencer, Red Lion-street, Clerkenwell, jeweller, May 13, 20, at twelve, and June 20, at eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Solieitors, Messrs. Ap pleby and Charnock, Gray's-Inn-square. T. B. W Dudley, King-street, Saint Anne, Westminster, ormolu-manufacturer, May 16, 23, at rich aiid June 20,. at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrfipts, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. Young, Poland -street, Oxford-street. It. I': Snell, Essex -street, Whitechapel, potatoe-merchalit, May 13, 20, at nine, and June 26., at ten, at the Court of Coin missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall4tmet. Solicitor, Mr. Wey mouth, Chalicery.lane. D. Laird, eariisle, draper, May:lo, 20, and June 20, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Carlisle. &Melton, Mr. 'Richard Ad dison, Verularo-buildings, Gray's-inn ; and Mr. Christopher 17Vann_op,_ .1. Rickards, Aston, near Birmingham, builder, May 103 at two, 11, and June 20, at twelve, at the Stork Tavern, in the Square, Birmingham. Solicitors ' Mr. Edmunds, Exchequer Office of Pleas, Lincoln's-inn; and Mr. Mole, Birmingham. J. Wilkinson, Sheffield, wood and ivory -turner, May 19, 20, and June 20, at twelve, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. Solici; tors, Messrs. Stocker and Dawson, New Boswell-court; and Mr. J. Swindon, Sheffield. H. Owen, Liverpool, corn and flour-dealer,, and miller, June 1,2, and 20, at twelve, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liver pool, Solicitors, Mr. E. Chester, Staple Inn ; and Mr. William Hinds, Marshall -street, Liverpool. W. Burridge and Robert Burridge, Birmingham, grocers, May 17, 18, and June 20, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. So licitors, Messrs. Amory and Coles, Throgniorton-street ; and Mr. Joseph Parks, Birmingham. .1. Summers, Leeds, cloth-dresser and commission-agent, May 18, June 10, 20, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. Solici tors, Mr. Henry Smithson, Old Jewry; and Mr. Dunning, Leeds. J. Jones, Chester, victualler anti brewer, May 25, 26, and June 20, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Claines, near Worcester. I Solicitors, Mr. Cecil Beeke, Devonshire-street, Queen-square; ' and Mr. Thomas France, Worcester. E. Govett, Bishops-Hull, Somersetshire, scrivener, May 12, IS, and June 20, at ten, at the Higlihridge Inn, Huntspill, Somersetshire. Solicitors, Mr. Leviborid, Bridgewater; and Mr. Blake, Cook's-cottri, Carey-street. T. Poston, Kingston'-upon-Mull, merchant, May 20, 22, and June 20, at one, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon 'Hull. Solicitors, Messrs. flicks and Dean, Gray's Inn-square; And Messrs. Hane and ITolden, W. L. Ogilby and Sir D. Ogilby, Trot. Ingram-court, Fen church-street, merchants and ship and insurinee-brok ers , , M ay 13, 20, and Jun e 20, at eleven,' at the Court of Cominissioners of liankruPts Basinghall- s t ree t. Solicitors, Messrs; Gregson and Focnnesrehitaurp and W. D . Clarke, , Angel-c r ou,,, Throgto l jertornners-street, et.eet, upholsterers :anti 'cabinet.in n kers, May 13, at ten, 20, at eleven, and June 20,, at twelve, at the Court of,Conink4dnera of Bank rupts, Basinghall-itreet. Solicitorti, Messrs. Allen, Gylby, and Allen, Carlisle-street, Soho. •R. W. Ward, Middlesex-street, Whiteo l3 Pel, and 'of Star street, Shadwell, wine and spirit-Merchant, May IS, a t eleven, 23, at twelve, and June 20, at ten, at the Court of Commbalionere of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. Evitt, Haydon square, slinories. J. Ault :noel Wood-street warehouseman, May 20, at one, 23, .and Alm 20, at ten, at the Court of • CommistiOners of Bank rupts, Baainghill-street. Solicitor, Mr. James, bitcklersbiuy. T. H. Smith and J. pi, nthei, Hatton-garden, tailors, May 13, 23 and June 20, at eleven, at the Court of Contmisaionets of Bankrupts, Basiughall-street. Sblicaor, Mr. Willi, Ely-place, Holborn. G. Port 6, Park -terrace, Regeds4park, linen-diiper, May )6, at eleven, 23, at twelve, and June 20, at elevens ht the Coiu•t nl Commimionera of Bankrupt% Basinghill-street. Solicitor, Mr. D. Jones Sise-lant. t. Farber, Liverpool, timber-itierchant, May hl, et one, at the George Inn, riale-street, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. Leigh, Charlotte-row, Alithsion-house; and Mr. Leather, Lord-street, Liverpool. T. Newman, Cheltenham, builder, May 24, 20, and June 20, at twelve, at the Saracen's Head Inn, in the Tything of Whi4tnnes, near the City of Worcester. 'Solicitore i Mr. Thomas White, 9, Old-square, Lincoln's Inn ; and Messrs. Holdsworth, Son, and Finch, Worcester. It..hludie, Bayswater, coal-merchant, Mail.l3, at eleye!t ? 23,M twAve, and June 20„ at ten, at the Court or COuuniasiotun's of an Bkrupts Thisingliat'.mtreet. Sblieitors, Messrs, Ilenrieit and Stafford, Buckingliant4treet, Strand. D.' %Tinsley, Kingston-upon-Hull, gideer, May 20, 22, avid Jinni at ten, at the Doi and Duck Tavern, Scale-lane, Kifig ston-upon-Hull. „Solicitors, Messrs. Rosser and Son, Gray's Inn place; and Mr. Cfiarles Frost, Kingston:upon-Hull. J. Sims, Nottitigham, eorn-fartor, May 25, 26, and June 20, at eleven, at the Hotel, Newark-upon-Trent. Solicitors, Mr. Hodskinson, Newcastle-upon-Trent; and Messrs; Hall and Brown ley, New Boswell-court, Carey •street. S. Crosland and B. Worth, Engifte•Bridge, Yorkshire, woollen cloth and fancy goods manufacturers, May 16, at six, 17, and June 20, at ten, at he White Horse inn, Huddersfield. Solici tors, Meshs. Stociiiii and Dawson, New Boswell -court, Lincoln's inn ; and Mr. Peace, Huddersfield. T. Bradley', Worcester, chair-maker and turner of wood, May 22, 23, And June 20, at twelve, at the Talbot Inn, Claines, iiehr Worcester. 'Solicitors, .Mr. Cecil Becke, Devonshire street, Queen-sOare ; and Mr. Thomas France Worcester. G. J. Gardner, Oxford, paiiiter and confectioner, May 93, 24, and June 20, at eleVen, at the Mitre Inn, Oxford. Solicitors, Mr. Edward Bridg it, Arigel-court, Throgmorton-street ; and Mr. Cecil, Beaumont-street, Oxford. S. Woolstuti, High-street, Bloomsbury, hoot and ibbetitinker, May 20, at ilia, 23, at eleven, arid June 20, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basibghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. Platt, Church-court, Clement's.lane, Lombard-street. J. A. Charlesworth, Fenehurch-buildings, tea-hroker, May 20, 27, at one, and June 20, at ten, at the Court of Qmindisioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Solieitorti Messrs. Atkins and Davis, Fox-Ordinary.-court, Nicholas-lane. J. Aitchison, Abchurch-l o ne, Loudon, and St. Andrew's. square, Glasgow, bill-broktr and merchant, May 16, ut eleven, 23, and Joie 20, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank fupts,, Baidnghali-street. Solicitor, Mr. Score, Austin-Friars, Old Broad-street. A. Jameson, Green -street, Bethnal-green, builder, May 4 0 0 i it ten, 27, at twelve, and June 20, at eleven, at the Cotiq of Coin. missioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-strect. Solicitor, Mr. It, Brutton, Old Broad-street. W. Mayston, Foster-lane, Cheapsitle, ribbon dealer, May 13, 23, and June 20, at eleven, at the Court of Com missioners of Bankrupts, liasiuiliall-street. Solicitor, Mr. Pas more, Ironmonger-Jane, Cheapside. T. Hobson, Carlisle, Cuinbeslainl, mercer and draper, May 30, SI , and June . 20, at eleven, at the Grapes Inn, Carlisle. Solicitors, Messrs. Mounsey and Gray, Staple Inn ; and Mess g. Mounsey, Carlisle. W 7 i .. ... , •,,,,,:+: -t. I-) .....; ~--- , 4 1* ••,-ik,••-•, ja i f F,. •r-,- . , • ~... , I, • . 1 ' ',, 114 qt ' . ~, , sa ~, . • , IPRICE SEVEN -PENCE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, tUKSDAT, MAY A. Mr: BROGIDEN, and ?then, from _the: Commoni, hrotight the foreign Silk Importation Bill, the stealing in Gardens Bill 4 thtYcomanry and Volunteer Bill, and several priVate Bills. The Earl pf KticasTon presented a petition from the Ronan Catholics of Leitrim, praying for Catholic Emancipation. His Royal Highness the Duke of GLinens-rEa presented a Oe." titioii from a patiih of Manchester, 'praying fur the gradual Abo-' , lition of Slavery. Lord Surriza, firesented a Petiti froin the acting Ata gistrates of the Comity Palatine of Lancaster, praying , for an alte;'' ration of the Game Laivs, .and denouncing them as.a.violatinit Of private property, Ind as ruinous to the morals of the lower classes. Earl Gabsyrtton etdd a few words in euppori of the Petition, and ia, favoitr of Itidising the sale of Caine, provided the more general. measure were not to ,he carried. . The Duke of Moi*ass, preienteda Po ition from the Ilnitter city of Glasgow, complaining hf a clause in the Bill fur the itu. pnwement of Prisons in Ireland, which prohibits any persoi belng appointed itiirgeon of a prit.on ih Ireland, uHrt:s he had been examined and it: 10e by- one of the Royal Colleges of London, Dublin, ar Edinburgh. The Eel) of LAPDEPALE supported the prayer of the Pe. tition, and complained of systematic aittompt being made td depreciate thbse who were educated in Sc-ntlnocl. •. Earl DA.IIS; I I.EY gave notiee,',.that it wa, , , not his intention ttit submit any umtion to. their Lordships.thia yea 4 for providing for the Poor in Ireland f but 4 lie hoPetl. to. brit% tic subject tinder their LardOips' nnttec ne.tt Session. 'the Earl of LIMERICK expressed. his Snrprise that the NOldd Earl should agitate a subject of which het was perfectly ignorant. CRIMINAL LAWS. The Earl of LIVERPOOL mhved the Order of the Day fati going into a Committee on the Bill fur Amendin g th e C r i m inal Ltrtv \This bill was not, though a Most importwit, au insulated mea sure. It wag bile of tn4i bills which had been intrialuced into the other House by a Right Hon. Friend of his, who had paid a great deal Of attenthih to the administration of . justice, and who deserved, and, he believed, received, the thanks of the country for his un wearied exertions .in this department of the public service. The other Biltlielated to all critaws. against prop e rty, a nd it had beat thought necesiary, in osierto make it mor e , comprehensive, to postpone it till the next Sea'sion. The Bill then before their Lordships was lit the Improvement of CriMinal Justice iA England, and embraced several important points. His Lordship then shortly described the Bill, and said he should have some verbal amendments to propose, but none that in uuy manner al tered the principle of the Bill. IleforoFbneludiug, he would short. , ly advert to three facts, which resulted from the i4orts now annually submitted to their Lordships. The fast, and it was ae melancholy tiact, was, there was in this country a great in.; crease of creme during the last seven years, as compared with the precedin4 slrven. years. The, second fact, and it might in some degree console their. Lordships 11, r the great. increase of crime, was, that the number of heinous .criics was not so great as formerly. The third fact, and it was a most material onei however strange it might seem t . tVat.i, that the increase of was nothiti; nol.r so great in , this metropolis z.si!‘l itt beighbour4 ltoOdi as the country et large.. This, was .contrtiry .to all sup.; position--`o all that might have been expected 'to arise froM the luxuries and dissipation of a great city. There was no reasoning,l . no theory, which taught their Lordships' to expect the result he had just stated; and the fact was directly contrary to expectation:, If any inference could be drawn,froni the returns, .it would seem also that there we; a'letsa inFt4ie of crime hr the manufacturing than in the agricullural distinct& Ile did not know hOW to ac count for this, unless that system alums (the Game Laws) . which had been already alluded to, had a very considerable influence on the morals of the peasantry . The fact was of tome importance, and deserved the' attentive consideration of the Country Gen demon. The LORD CHANCELLOR said a feiv words relative to dui verbal Atnendinents which it would be neeessarx to introduce intd the Bill ; and then, their Lordships resolved theiuStliki in& it Committee. The Howe then moaned, the Report was brotaght,up, cud or deied to be pritttvd.—Adjourvell. , ITOU'SE 9} COMMONS. MISCELLANHOUs: Mr. \V. WIT' It AItA At presented a Petitine fro 6 the Justices( of the Peace of the. County Palatine of Lancaster, in which they stated, that the present Game Laws required considerahle alte ration,and praying the House to .inspect thetti.—Ordered to be printed. • 'Mr. S. Pict presented k Petition horn the Gatti)lice of Lei; trim, praying for Catholic Emancipation.-Orderisi to he printed. Mr. Brun gave notice of his intention to move on Thursday next for leave td bring in a Bipto allow machi►►ery to he exported from this country, and thus plitee it on it footing with other mer chandize: The Hon. Mr:awn also moved fora return of all Gentlemen who had been appointed to first commission° in the different regi ments of Cavalry and Foot, during the years 1816 anti 1822; Ohl& commission 3 might have been filled up front the half-pay , . Sir T. LETHIIRrHOE ptesented a petition from Sir John claiir,* who suggested that a surpltis capital of motley belonging to Government may be very well disposed of to flirnish employment, to the many thousands tow out of employment, and a t th e game tints be to the benefit of the country ) by employing them in the cultivation of waste lands, of which there were,initny in the king dom: The petitioner concluded by acying, that if any measure to this end were adopted, he would be happy to Instruct and superintend their operations.—Ordered to be printed. •Mr. W. DUNDAS presented a petition from several Mortga gees of West India property, residing in Edinburgh, complaining of the deterioration of such property, and culling upon the House for protection.—Ordered to be printed: Mr. Pourstsw, and othertf, presented petitioni against She; very-Ordered to be printed. Sir G. WAnnikriv.x presented two Petitions from Kelso and . Roxburgh against any alteration of the, Currenek of Scotland.--; Laid on the table. CORN LAWS. Mr. lir.ameora peceented a POtitloll front Boaton ROa h any alteration of the Corn Laws....-. Ordered-to be printed. Mr. 111/ILLIPS presented aPetitionfrom the COtton Spinners of Manchester, praying for A repeal of, the Corn I,aws. He per reetiogrml w ith the prayer of the Petitioners, and hoped that Ministers would repeal the law which prohibited the exportatiort of machinery, PO tbat the many who were out of employment might gct. 'apihythent in manufacturing machines fur foreign States.—Orderol to he printed. . MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS. A'Nfessage from the Lords stated their entire concurrence to' liven] private Bills, withoutany mnentiments ; and iu answer to' a part of their Lordships' Message, which requested the attend ance of Sir Ilsidioge to a Committee of Kivilegea of theii House, to give testimony as to the validity of the Marquis of Lon douderry's vote at the ensuing election of Irish Peers, the Speaker informed their Lordships' Messengers that they would send an answer by a Messenger Of their own. CASE OP MR. lIIICKINGIIAAL Lord J. RUSSEtL rote to present a Petition of eonaider able imp Ortanee as concerning an individual connected with', India. One reason for the Petition not • being pMseutedl before arose frbm an idea that as the subjeei was then under eOnsidera tion in a Court of Law, it would not he consistent fur the House to interfere. There was nolonger any Otaaaion for any exclise of the kind. The petitioner stated that 14went out to India in *he year 1814, and that It that time the Marquis of Hastings had` justified the censorship of the Priam,. He remained there live years, durlig which wind be had published, a 4 1 4 . 14 . 1 ; 4 1: 1 7 paper, and had not dime any thin. . ,whiol 7 1, 14 4 . a _ the intervention of Government. The Journal ava4 ,, _2 o :l_ , 40,0001., and in A , tiet high:eitimaticyn was it held t1 . : 1 4 0 t . , 41 1 7 of copies 4iere published He shiiti ra ' raw ' 440 which were but that he bad retaAvtal several warnings were considered to he against the Juiri; ve l r )4 : l 7::: i " i l t 114., butr then they we' s;ainat moat disr)t t i . ,°_,_: -.l o ` l l . a character - *hich tides complained of, so tie sil o la : would . would be considered dangei , "" t r :' o ; were al , p i t i t. w hen he be deemed rather, pertko, delio°.° _ was banished from India, Well asutmaffl to Pre'e" ",eValaubie THE WIDOW of an OFFIbER in his MA JESTY'S SE RN IC E being desirous of appropriatin her pension to the EDUCATION of her FAMILY-, would be glad to find some Lady in want of a companion. Salary is not.Bo much the object as a comfortable residelKe.—The most reApectable teferences will he given by applying at 112, Strand. i